The river named for this city flows into the Nechi River and contains the Porce III Dam. Its Berrío Square is home to the Church of Our Lady of Candelaria of Aná as well as a Franciscan college that is now the University of (*) Antioquia, one of the largest in its country and the namesake of this city's region. Its economic growth was first a result of a burgeoning textile industry led by Coltejer but was later a result of this city's control by a group that murdered Luis Carlos Galán and was led by ? Pablo Escobar. That group, this city's name
The river named for this city flows into the Nechi River and contains the Porce III Dam. Its Berrío Square is home to the Church of Our Lady of Candelaria of Aná as well as a Franciscan college that is now the University of (*) Antioquia, one of the largest in its country and the namesake of this city's region. Its economic growth was first a result of a burgeoning textile industry led by Coltejer but was later a result of this city's control by a group that murdered Luis Carlos Galán and was led by ? Pablo Escobar. That group, this city's namesake cartel, led to its label as the world's most dangerous city for much of the late 1900s. For 10 points, name this second most-populous city in Colombia.
The river named for this city flows into the Nechi River and contains the Porce III Dam.
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